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Science & Justice : Journal of the Forensic Science Society|October 4, 2014
Is it to the advantage of a defendant to infer a greater number of contributors to a questioned sample than is necessary to explain the observed DNA profile?Ian W Evett, Susan PopeForensic Science International|October 23, 2010
Quantitative assessment of evidential weight for a fingerprint comparison I. Generalisation to the comparison of a mark with set of ten prints from a suspectCedric Neumann, Ian W Evett, James E Skerrett, et al.Forensic Science International|September 3, 2011
Quantitative assessment of evidential weight for a fingerprint comparison. Part II: a generalisation to take account of the general patternCedric Neumann, Ian W Evett, James E Skerrett, et al.Journal of Forensic Sciences|June 8, 2002
Interpreting small quantities of DNA: the hierarchy of propositions and the use of Bayesian networksIan W Evett, Peter D Gill, Graham Jackson, et al.Science & Justice : Journal of the Forensic Science Society|May 25, 2011
Evidence evaluation: a response to the court of appeal judgment in R v TCharles E H Berger, John Buckleton, Christophe Champod, et al.Forensic Science International. Genetics|December 3, 2014
A series of recommended tests when validating probabilistic DNA profile interpretation softwareJo-Anne Bright, Ian W Evett, Duncan Taylor, et al.Journal of Forensic Sciences|August 8, 2015
A Practical Guide for the Formulation of Propositions in the Bayesian Approach to DNA Evidence Interpretation in an Adversarial EnvironmentSimone Gittelson, Tim Kalafut, Steven Myers, et al.Forensic Science International|June 3, 2018
A response to "Likelihood ratio as weight of evidence: A closer look" by Lund and IyerSimone Gittelson, Charles E H Berger, Graham Jackson, et al.Pageof 1